Hispanic News

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By Santiago D. Távara

Hispanic News

One Nation, Indivisible, Under One Law

This week, the Supreme Court of the United States begins review on legality of SB1070, one of the nation’s meanest immigrant laws, and communities throughout the nation rise in opposition to racial profiling and a nation polarized by a patchwork of inconsistent laws Los Angeles – On Wednesday, April 25, 2012, the…

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By Santiago D. Távara

Hispanic News

“Tu Decides”

Over 600 Hispanic Evangelicals Turnout for “Tu Decides” Faith-Based Rally to Mobilize Latino Community Ohio Hispanic Community Prepares for 2012 Election and Motivates Latinos to Get Out and Vote Cleveland, OH- National and local Hispanic Evangelical leaders joined forces at Tu Decides (or “You Decide”), a faith-based rally to motive, organize and…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

Queens Small Business Owner to Shareholder Meeting in San Francisco

Leni Juca to travel to San Francisco for Wells Fargo shareholder meeting in representation of Small Business United, Make the Road NY, confront bank for investing bailout money in private prisons instead of small businesses. Queens, NY – Next week, small business owner Leni Juca, owner of Oxium Copy and…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

For Undocumented Youth, Rubio’s Actions Will Speak Louder Than Words

Washington, D.C. — In media interviews Thursday, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., continued to tout his proposed alternative to the DREAM Act, which would help address the undocumented youth whom the DREAM Act was designed to assist. The following is a statement by Ali Noorani, Executive Director of the National Immigration…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

Consumer Groups, Food Inspectors Deliver Safe Poultry Petitions

Nearly 150K petitions delivered served as USDA extends comment period. WASHINGTON – Consumer watchdogs, concerned citizens and federal food inspectors represented by the American Federation of Government Employees today delivered nearly 150,000 petitions to the U.S. Department of Agriculture opposing proposed changes to the poultry inspections process that will impact…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

The 2014 Presidential Elections in El Salvador: The Debate on the Salvadoran Left

This analysis was prepared by Frederick B. Mills, Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow, Council on Hemispheric Affairs,Professor of Philosophy, Department of History and Government at Bowie State University. Introduction The 2014 presidential elections in El Salvador will decide whether the country continues down the path of social investment and economic reform…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

Undocumented Youth Launch Campaign to Motivate and Educate Latino Voters

"Latino voters will be our voice in the polls in 2012!" This Thursday, DREAMers from Arizona New York, Florida and Maryland, advocates and lawmakers gathered in the shade of the Capitol Building to celebrate the launching of DRM and iDREAM’s newest campaign, Su Voz Mi Voto. This campaign will motivate…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

Book Illuminates Immediate Years After Spanish Conquest of Mexico

“Dawn at Tepeyac” by Dexter Allen —a book that took seven years to write— fuses literary concepts with historical facts and intellectually acceptable understandings of apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe. (PR NewsChannel) / April 19, 2012 / ENSENADA, Mexico/ In “Dawn at Tepeyac” (ISBN 146801580X), Dexter Allen retells the…

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By ML Noticias

Hispanic News

At Summit of the Americas, Washington Looks Behind the Times

  By Elizabeth Dickinson By the time the Summit of the Americas wrapped up in Cartagena, Colombia this weekend, one couldn't help notice: Washington is looking a bit behind the times. The United States and Canada are the only countries still advocating to keep Cuba out of the event. President…

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By Santiago D. Távara

Hispanic News

Treasury Designates Major Mexican Drug Chemical Traffickers

The Drug Enforcement Administration i(DEA) announced that the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) designated Ezio Benjamin Figueroa Vasquez and his son, Hassein Eduardo Figueroa Gomez, as Specially Designated Narcotics Traffickers pursuant to the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act (Kingpin Act) for their significant role…

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